Move to repeal CO wolf introduction

[Bigjay73]

Does this have a snowballs chance?

Colorado group takes first step in ballot attempt to repeal wolf reintroduction program

A Colorado-based group is hoping to get a ballot initiative to repeal the state's wolf reintroduction on the 2026 general election ballot.

www.coloradoan.com

 

[Dsnow9]

If they stick to the facts and not fear tactics it should.

 

[Justabirdwatcher]

If they stick to the facts and not fear tactics it should.

Does anyone do that anymore?

 

[Bigjay73]

Does anyone do that anymore?

The side that loses unfortunately

 

[Sytes]

The side that loses unfortunately

...sad but likely true

 

[LuketheDog]

A chance perhaps, I figured the cat ban would pass and it got shellacked, color me surprised!

 

[jason66]

not anytime soon, maybe in a few years

 

[Bigjay73]

CPW Commission set to vote on pausing wolf reintroduction effort | OutThere Colorado

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission is set to decide whether or not the agency will accept a livestock industry petition to pause the state's wolf reintroduction efforts. The commission

denvergazette.com

This is interesting

 

[Mallardsx2]

 

[dan.kirkpatrick]

theres always a chance it could go thru before they are uncontrolable and the devastation begins//there is hope

 

[bayoublaster7527]

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This is pretty standard sentiment from the wolf crowd in Colorado. Get to hear em speak like this all the time at CPW Commission meetings. Unfortunately this is also the sentiment of the Gov’s office.

 

[COEngineer]

Typical nonsense - if another ballot initiative repeals the previous one, that is as fair and open as you can get. I love the little threat at the end, too. Typical animal rights extremist. BTW, the commission voted against the petition (CPW will continue with the reintroduction, as planned).

 

[elkduds]

What if sportspeople in multiple states put up ballot initiatives the woofies would have to oppose simultaneously? That would deplete their $ and human resources by spreading them thin. Play a little offense for a change.

 

[SAJ-99]

What if sportspeople in multiple states put up ballot initiatives the woofies would have to oppose simultaneously? That would deplete their $ and human resources by spreading them thin. Play a little offense for a change.

What every state needs is a ballot initiative to get rid of ballot initiatives.

 

[44hunter45]

Meanwhile, the wolves are on the ground breeding.
Soon Colorado will be asking Idaho and Montana how effective a 24x7, "enhanced rules," any weapon, bounty war on wolves is. The answer is not very.

 

[BigHornRam]

What every state needs is a ballot initiative to get rid of ballot initiatives.

Long time ago, Hank Jr. did a song about that
It ain't got any better with time.

 

[Sytes]

Oh man, that was released when? ... 1981! He called out this garbage wokeness while it was a twinkle in apologist lame brain broke rubber minds! Haha!

Apologies @Bigjay73 . Back to Colorado and as Newberg preached pre city slicker vote, "hm-huh, Well, I almost want to go to Colorado and start saying, 'Hey! Someone read this because you guys are headed down a path here' --- I feel like they're in the Titanic and that everyone knows the iceberg's there..."

 

[shoots-straight]

What if sportspeople in multiple states put up ballot initiatives the woofies would have to oppose simultaneously? That would deplete their $ and human resources by spreading them thin. Play a little offense for a change.

You have to understand how those pro wolf groups make money. One of the best is other people in the west trying to attack wolves in some manner. Even anti wolf conjecture will make people send in money. We are usually our own worst enemies when it comes to making them money.